
Christmas Abstract Art by kenne
Christmas magic is silent.
You don’t hear it — you feel it.
You know it. You believe it.
— Kevin Alan Milne
Christmas Abstract Art by kenne
— Kevin Alan Milne
On The Road, Christmas Past (December 24, 2012) — Image by kenne
Last Christmas was only the second
time we celebrated the Holidays
in Tucson after ten years here.
We usually spend the Holidays
with family and friends in Houston.
For the second year in a row, there
will be no Christmas road trip,
marking the third time in eleven years.
The decision not to go ti Houston
was made harder with Kate and family
having made the big move to Houston
after four years in New Hampshure.
. . . maybe next Christmas.
— kenne
(Click on any image to see in a slideshow format.)
Christmas Over The Last Couple of Decades — Images by kenne
Poinsettia Leaves — Image by kenne
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Photo-Artistry by kenne
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Chase Morris, December 24, 2004 — Image by kenne
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Wild Burro Canyon Wall — Photo-Artistry by kenne
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My First Digital Christmas Card (December 15, 2001) — Computer Art by kenne
James is a challenge to photograph — Images by kenne
The quiet of Christmas morning,
everyone is still asleep as the sun
comes through the front windows
where the traveling bonsai trees,
Fica and Camellia, cast their shadows
on the table under the windows.
The smell of fresh coffee brewing
made special this morning, having
mixed in mocha with the Pike Place.
Later, the dogs enter the kitchen
having concluded their mistress
isn’t getting up to let them out.
Checking the Weather Channel App
having added towns where
family and friends live
from coast to coast,
Kate in the Northeast
and Lisa in the Northwest
are experiencing
the white Christmas
others can only dream.
— kenne
All Tangled-Up — Image by kenne
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Christmas Full Moon, December 2012 — Image by kenne
I’m posting this image from 2012 because this year there’s not going to be a Christmas full moon.
This year the December full moon was on the 3rd and January 2018 will have two full moons.
— kenne
Artwork by Kenne Jaxon Bailey (December 2017)
For many years I have used Photoshop to create electronic Christmas cards.
This year I am collaborating with our five-year-old kindergarten grandson, Jaxon.
Maybe I’ve started a tradition!
— kenne j. & kenne g.
Christmas Decorations In the Desert — Image by kenne
Balancing Cactus — Image by kenne
This year we celebrated Christmas with family in Houston and my favorite gift was “Balancing Cactus”. OK, so it’s not a saguaro, but it’s a lot of fun to play with — for children 3 and older.
kenne